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Lawrenceville Bankruptcy Law Firm

Lawrenceville & Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorney

Bankruptcy sounds bad, but the reality is that bankruptcy can be your lifeline. In fact, you will not need to recover from bankruptcy, but rather, you will recover through bankruptcy. Think about it: If you are struggling with your finances and do not have an imminent and solid solution, you will continue to struggle for years to come. As you fight to stay afloat, your stress will intensify as your financial situation erodes.

Four Steps to Financial Freedom: Our Bankruptcy Process

When you decide to declare bankruptcy, you can start focusing on the things that really matter, like your family, your friends, your career, and your hobbies, instead of spending your time worrying about bills and money. You will feel peaceful, clear-headed, and worry-free for the first time in a while.

Free Consultation

You will meet with Attorney Cha’Ron Ballard to discuss the specifics of your case and explore all bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy options. Bankruptcy is not for everyone, but if it makes sense for you, we will discuss the benefits, which include eliminating debt and the ability to improve your credit score. Most of our clients are surprised to hear that after their bankruptcy, their credit scores can increase to 720 much faster than imagined (usually around 12 to 24 months) when you follow our process.

When you leave our office, you will have confidence in the next steps and a full understanding of how to increase your credit score to 720, so that after bankruptcy, you can receive the best interest rates on loans and credit cards.

Stop Creditor Calls

While you’re putting together the simple things we need to file your bankruptcy, we will make sure that all creditors stop calling you.

Sign & File

After you file bankruptcy, your homes, vehicles, and wages will be protected, and you will no longer receive calls and letters from collectors, creditors, and banks.

Rebuilding Your Life

If you don’t properly rebuild your life after bankruptcy, you are going to overpay on everything. For example, if you don’t rebuild your credit score, and you buy a $20,000 car, you can easily overpay between $200 and $300 per month. It doesn’t have to be this way.

The Ballard Law Group has contracted with 720CreditScore.com, the creators of “7 Steps to a 720 Credit Score,” to provide this program to all our clients — absolutely free — as part of their bankruptcy. The results speak for themselves — you can have a 720 credit score in 12 to 24 months after bankruptcy.

Experienced Bankruptcy Lawyers

Are you overwhelmed with debt? You are not alone. Millions of people are struggling to make ends meet because of heavy financial obligations. At The Ballard Law Group, our priority is to assist you with resolving your financial challenges by helping you exercise your options under the federal bankruptcy code.

We understand the burden that significant debt can cause, and we can help lift that burden with a customized debt resolution plan.

It doesn’t matter how you got into debt — we are only concerned with getting you out of debt as quickly as possible. End the harassing phone calls and regain control of your life today!

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      Bankruptcy Could Be the Answer to Your Financial Problems

      It’s time to explore your options for a brighter future.

      Filing bankruptcy doesn’t have to be scary. It is an acceptable option for responsible adults who want to get their finances back in order. 

      Here in Georgia, filing bankruptcy could:

      • Be a major first step towards improving your credit score.
      • Allow you and your family to avoid the devastating experience of foreclosure.
      • Possibly prevent creditors from repossessing your belongings (including your car).
      • Open the doors to rebuilding your finances and starting fresh.
      FAQ
      Filing for Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

      Chapter 7

      When you file for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Georgia, you are essentially given a fresh start financially. Your assets that are not exempt from collection will be sold, and your creditors will each be paid a portion of the profits.

      After this, you are free of your debt burden. However, it is important to note that you cannot eliminate debt from alimony, child support, some taxes, and student loans. 

      Chapter 13

      When you make the decision to file for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in the state of Georgia, you work with your creditors to create a repayment plan. Over the course of three to five years, you will be expected to make regular payments to pay off your debt. This can prevent you from losing your home or car. After three to five years, your remaining debt will be discharged and you are essentially debt-free, aside from any child support, alimony, some taxes, and student loans.

      Chapter 13 is your best option if you have non-exempt property that is valuable. In most other cases, Chapter 7 is ideal.

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      What Makes Us Different?

      • We have an “A” ranking with the Better Business Bureau.
      • We offer personal attention in a confidential setting.
      • We are not a bankruptcy mill.
      • We won’t charge you to discuss your options.

      Keep Your Home — STOP Foreclosure

      We have the answer that will stop foreclosure and late fees immediately! Read more.

      Keep Your Car — STOP Repossession

      The good news is when you file for bankruptcy, you can keep your car! Read more.

      Stop Garnishments — HALT Action Immediately

      Schedule a free consultation with experienced bankruptcy attorneys. Read more.

      What to Bring to Your First Appointment

      You should bring accurate bankruptcy information and personalized counsel. Read more.

      To schedule a free consultation, send us a message or call (404) 800-9939 today.

      • “I promise not only are they affordable they just give you that feeling all through the process that they will be there every step of the way.”

        - Elaine C.

      • “I didn’t feel judged and they were very responsive when it came to ALL the questions I had.”

        - Torin M.

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        - Jackie W.

      • “I adore this professional lady, I'm so very happy to refer anyone to Ms. Ballard.”

        - Tyra M.

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        FAQ

        • What is bankruptcy?
          A: Bankruptcy is a protection under federal law that allows a person to reorganize outstanding debts. Under bankruptcy law, debtors who owe more money than they can afford can either eliminate some (or all) of their debts or work out a payment plan to pay a portion (or all) of their debts over time.
        • Will I lose my home or car if I file bankruptcy?
          A:

          In many cases, you will be able to keep both your home and your car. You will be expected, however, to pay the non-exempt value to your creditors.

        • What is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
          A: The chapter of the bankruptcy code that provides for what is known as “liquidation” or “clean slate”, Chapter 7, lets you discharge (wipe-out) most unsecured debts, such as credit card balances, medical bills, and even certain taxes. Some debts, such as child support, student loans, and recent taxes cannot be discharged through Chapter 7. Typically, people who file for Chapter 7 have no assets to protect and earn below the median income.
        • Will bankruptcy affect my credit?
          A:

          If you are in a position to file bankruptcy, your credit may already be poor. Filing bankruptcy may not make things much worse, but you should know that the bankruptcy filing will be on your credit report for ten years. On the plus side, the filing of bankruptcy may put you in a better position to pay your current bills and begin to rebuild your credit. In many cases, people who have declared bankruptcy are in a better financial position and with stronger credit scores than those who are still stuck wondering how to pay their overwhelming debts.

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